<p>What was the question for the answer “suggests otherwise”</p>
<p>I don’t know about you guys but I am stressing out right now.</p>
<p>For the homo urbanus, I put satire, not coined term…</p>
<p>i consider slave labor a respectable education</p>
<p>right. 1<3<2. I almost got that one wrong.</p>
<p>what was the writing one? not on… but on… i chose not on as incorrect</p>
<p>Guys stop with the Korean abuse. I think it’s implied that white men have more power</p>
<p>yeah me too, im just glad i got a math perfect, but CR is a whole other story</p>
<p>obviously u ppl dont even know what the ■■■ north korea is. its not slave labor lol</p>
<p>it was a spot the error thing, dont remember question tho. sorry :(</p>
<p>@Nspired - i put no error, i was thinking about ur choice but was not sure what to replace it with</p>
<p>Personal attacks aren’t nice. : )</p>
<p>There was the math question about the school dance and selling the tickets. I think that answer was (x+z)/y.</p>
<p>There was also the math question with the graph that had the constant rate of growth and the actual rate of growth and asked how many times the actual rate had a higher rate than the constant rate.</p>
<p>What was the ludicrous incomprehensible one in CR about Socrates?</p>
<p>and i put none… if you plug in the x values to the graph, none of them intersected.</p>
<p>i was kidding bro, chill</p>
<p>Wait what?? I put four! I thought graph was correct!</p>
<p>Lolar7: The constant rate of growth answer is 3.</p>
<p>Math, answers to the grid in:
7 (pizza)
12
14
4500 (books on sale)
1/3 (area of trangle w/ base 1 and height 2/3)
2 (z=45x-60y)
3/7 (6n and 8n)
63 (direct variation)
5.5 (any decimal between 5 and 6, not inclusive)
720 (photos)</p>
<p>Math multiple choice:
only equilateral triangle would be similar in all cases
intersection TWO times
30 for the circle chart (confirm)
2n+3 (was that an question)
9 (for that one .30608; confirm)
12 for perimeter of triangle in circle (it was equilateral with sides=4)
V1 < V3 < v2
(6,4) it was a graph-coordinate question
8:5 perimeter ratio
only two of the three choices of the parallel streets were correct
medical care
3 rates are over constant rate
(x+z)/y
$4000 min monthly income
2k (first question on one of the math sections)
8/5 is btw ½ and ¾
at most 20 even integers in the set of 30
k=3 for a, 15, 135</p>
<p>CR:
SC:
punctilious,
sanguine…improve (one about ailing economy),
cerebral/visceral,
disparaging/charitable
accelerating</p>
<p>Indian parents:
feeling to fact,
impressive status (parents looming on the grass or something)
verbal representative,
inidivisble entity
slip=pass
last paragraph elaborates on a point made earlier on (was that a question)</p>
<p>City passage
dramatic voice
homo ubanus=coined term? (can someone please confirm)</p>
<p>TV
reality television has good qualities despite perceived flaws
reality television recognizes individuality instead of emphasizing individual failures
Passage one is talking about reality tv in the present times while passage two is talking about tv in the future.
education in good manners result in antisocial kids (lol)</p>
<p>GM plants:</p>
<p>both authors would agree that activism has had an impact on the debate over GM plants
destroying credibility,
courses through=runs through
passage one in the first paragrpah is introducing the views and actions of an idividual
pasage two is criticizing the tactics on one group while passage one is elaborating on the actions and beliefs of an idividual from that group
passage two views the action of the lady in passage one: disapproving
the quote at the end of passage one (free of contamination one) was to INCITE a response (please confirm)</p>
<p>Socrates:
surrounded by sympathizers,
unexpected,
how to proceed
respecting tone
conciliatory,
Socrates was steadfast to his beliefs</p>
<p>Writing:
D) continue
were she to be,
help turn
had flew (is wrong; should be had FLOWN)
suggests otherwise
whatever the intention of the union organizers were, violence soon broke out</p>
<p>I believe there were two no errors in the spot the error question?</p>
<p>Anyone remember an answer, “introduction to a state of affairs”?</p>
<p>yes, i believe that was the correct answer thank you</p>